FAQs about Application
When can I start my postgraduate study at Warwick?Whilst most full-time taught courses start at the beginning of October each year, many part-time taught courses and research degrees have flexible start dates. Please contact your chosen department for more information. Some courses are extremely popular e.g. MBAs, MSc in Economics, MSc in Finance and Economics, MSc in Finance, MSc in Management and MSc in Business Analytics and Consulting. Entry to such degrees is highly competitive and an early application is strongly advised. Can I study part-time?Some postgraduate courses can be taken by part-time study but you should contact the academic department concerned to discuss arrangements. Overseas students wishing to study part-time should also seek further information from the Students’ Union Advice and Welfare team by email on advice at warwicksu dot com or the International Office on immigrationservices@warwick.ac.uk regarding visa issues. Can I track the progress of my Application?You will receive updates on the progress of your application by email from the Postgraduate Admissions Team. If you apply online, you may track the status of your application online. Otherwise, you can contact the Postgraduate Admissions Office. Do I need to pay an application fee?There is a non-refundable application handling fee for taught postgraduate courses. The fee for online applications is £35 and £60 for paper applications*. We cannot consider applications until the application handling fee is paid. *Fees are subject to change. How do I fund my degree?More information on fees and funding opportunities can be found on the Fees and Funding Pages. Students with Disabilities and Specific Learning DifficultiesThe University welcomes applications from disabled people and those with specific learning difficulties and considers them on the same academic grounds as other candidates. Many such students have successfully pursued postgraduate study at Warwick. In order that the University can provide appropriate advice and guidance on the services and facilities available, it is helpful for us to know in advance if you have a disability or specific learning difficulty. Potential applicants with a disability should contact Disability Services (tel: +44 (0)24 7615 0641 or email: disability@warwick.ac.uk). It is also helpful to approach the academic department concerned before submitting a formal application. There are a number of specially converted rooms in the campus residences for those with disabilities and accommodation is also available for full-time carers. |
ContactsContact Postgraduate Admissions Tel: Postgraduate Admissions Team
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